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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Short Item About
People We All Know
Friday,
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
February 22, 1929.
$1.50 Per Year
I Many Pass to the
ify the score of 26 to 23, the
Orange and Ulack boys defeated Ti­
gard Friday. The boys were ahead
throughout the first half, but in
the second half they dropped be­
hind some. The team, by the ex­
Could dry the floor of Sorrow’* tear*
cellent work of Johnson won over
With hopuful proinDe*. in *ong,
Personal And Minor Men­ Tigard. This game gives the Orange John A. Peterson Passed
And gild with Faith tit« cloud* of fear*.
und Black a chance to meet Banks,
the county Basketball Champion,
And right the darkened way* of Wrong;-
tion of Comings And
Away February Uth
Thursday, Feb. 21.
Coings In Town
.th! glad would I the note* prolong
The negative debate team, con­
at the Age of 83
stating of Lewis Poole and Jim Un­
With uulaing pinion*, soft unfurl'd,
derwood defeated the affirmative
A how of nromiae, framed in Sons,
Atched, radiunt o'er a gladdened world.
MANY VISITING HERE team of Forest Grove.
NORA HING LE Y DIES
The girls basketbeR team defeat­
—Ilv Gertrude Murtln Christensen
ed the Tigard girls' team at Ti­
gard by the score of 21 to 22. The
Many Dinner «uè*1* In Beaverton team played exceptionally well, and Funeral Services For N. G. Mac­
L
had a hard fight in order to win
Dur'ng The Faet Week
Donald Were Held Saturday
MM a JOUNSOM ir’Tií ST VMT* U & CECAPÎU» M O !
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over the heavier team of Tigard.
| Real Estati* Transfers
The student body held a special
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Miss Mildred DeLong spent the
Arthur S. Ellis et ux to W. A.
u .'S ix "»?
*i iC0UBT H0U8E IrEMSi
Iuildlaw et ux, 260 acres of Sec. week end with Miss Lorraine Per­
u
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SUITS
kins at the L. V. Graham horns- «rational Expo.ition at Corvallis. ! , V
IN
k. 1 W.
Fsb. 22 and 23. Those ehosen to re- oi Sweden’ and "came to 'o ra g o n ‘ in
Theodore Bernard* has filed suit
Charles Hums et ux to Ike Fixer
Mrs. Charles Jucka entertained at present Beaverton are: Gladys Mc-
against Carl C h rn tu ^ r to oollect
et ux Lot 7, Ulk.il, 1st Add. lisnks. a luncheon, Thursday, the guests
Leod,
Jim
Vnderwocd,
Esther
Sch-
Jo
'
Mi.»
V
m
e
Denny in D ^ b H
damage* for injuries
i .. Flaer el m lo C. I Prisiutt present were Mrs. VN. R. VanKleek, rade, Erank Buru and Mark Jones. , 0 *,, wc ,
„„
- claimed to be sustained in an auto
et ux, Lot 7, Ulk. 9, 1st Add., Hanks. Mrs. M. C. McKercher, and Mrs.
Ml*. Belden 1. th . faculty advisor ¡¡¡S ’
P* * ^ #W,y ° “ JuJy 6* accident of last August 9th.
Chris Zinale et ux to Olive A. F W. Livermore, Ji
wh"
.
Wl‘‘
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lC
°
mp*n
nV
th*
*
our
daughters
surw e Mr. Peter-
Powell part of J. H, Jones Add.,
DIVORCES
Th. Beaverton Boy. met defeat
4nd three
ln d , 0
one
d_
Mrs. J . R Talbert gave a bri­
Senator E. F. Bailey Be­ Beaverton.
Ida Van Loo against Theodore
dal shower for Mbu Pauline Wil­
‘T J Us,dayM
F ' b-
“ »te r
C. L. Thomas et ux to A. L. son und Miss Helen Mcugler, Tues­ ?"
19, ^ when °*n
they nZ played
St. Mary
s. dauEht*r
lieves That The State
T. . - *nd , ™
, * , ,
Van Loo. They were married at n p a L W i t h a T h e m e N eV -
Schubrlng et ux, Fart of Geo. Ri­ day evening. Those attending were
Th. funeral service* were held at Bo>. O re, Nov. 14, 1914. The plain- U e 3 ‘S " 110 3 l n t m
1
I e g g » chapel and were conducted tiff asks the care ard custody of 3
chardson CL, I I 8, k . l W.
Should Refund Tax
friends from Portland.
PUBLIC
DANCES
MAY
by
K
ev
M
onald
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er Before Portrayed
A. 8. Fat tulio et ux to Fritx
B
R F E G i G I T U I L A A T I L F I n ) , 1 L A
A W
W ik
'
? ,i l ‘ male
M*ci<el1
am% minor
children and $25 per month
IIP F . K
quartet
fnr education
Gindhart et ux, NV !, of N E 's of
Mrs. Georgiuna Mularkcy Kearns
I the
- member,
.. . , _ of " tnc
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iuartet • • for
and maintenance,
On The Screen
of the Bethel Congregational church.
is being congratulat.d upon the a r­
Sac. 31. T 1 S K. 1 W.
Salem, Feb. 20, “All the low with Mrs. R. C. Dcty, accompanist,
HAS PASSED SENATE E. F. Hunger to Margaret E. rival of s little son, Saturday, Fab.
ARRESTS
Hunger, Lot 32 Hlk. 21) North 16. She is with her husbands parents characters of the ve kilty appear
• j Fred Love wa* arrested Sunday,
at
these
public
dance
halls
outside
who are living on Coder street nt small .« « a . -
Flat ns.
... j &
i „ Fu"eral " r r i c t » for the late Nora the 18th for stealing an overcoat, FIRST NATIONAL FILM
or »mall town*
dacured Rcpre- Hingley of HilUboro were held from
Jes»e L. Myers was recently
Mail Carrier* I *e Only Fir* l’*r
Mr. and Mrs. f i t t e r F. Asbahr ■entative S. L. Stew art, Polk C o, Scholls church, Sunday afternoon at arrested for the possession of a
B EA V E R T O N 111 \ AT­ and small daughter, Connie Lou,
Cent Of The Stole Highway*
i ^ mi*rin.u • * ,
i th*
lhree oc!ock Wlth interment at 50 gallon still and 55 gallons of Max Reichmann’a Clever Direction
TLNI) LOCAL CHURCH wrre dinner guests at the home hi
health and^ public morals committee Mountainside cemetery. Mr. King- mash
of Mr. and Mr», James Whit­
0no S ,B J?|-
came here from England about
G. C. Cox and W iliam Starr
Set* A High Standard
•
The Beaverton Hi-Y Club at- worth, J r .
Senate bill 78 prO'.2d«a for bring- fifty years ago. He leave* to mourn were arrested for selling immature
Salem, Feb. 20 “The mail carri­
!
tended
the
morning
worship
service
er* mould not he obliged to pay
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Cady and ing so-called socia clubs under his pasaing several nieces a nr nep- veal. Both posted bail at $1000 each
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lit« stale gaioilna tax because tney of the Hethrl Congregational Church children, Maxine tnd David, spent the law as public cance halls and hews, among them, Mrs. George
The showing of “The Strange
P S T 4 TES
u** only five per cent of th* state on February 17th vith their lead­ Sunday at the home of Dr. and also defines and regultes all pub- Blosser of this place.
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Case of Captain Ramper," the first
higi'.'vaya, for lit* uj keep /or which er, Mr. E. G. Webb. He and two Mrs. Dnrland of Hillsboro. Mrs. lie dance« in towns of 2.500 dod -
illation or lew.
Flln .
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E»U.U» ‘ dm itud to probate this production of the Defu Company
tills tax i* deiignuled," wa* Senator | of the young men, Milton Boring Darland is Mrs. Cady's mother.
and
Mr.
Richard
Wilcox
assisted
in
of Berlin, the German producing u-
L. K. i alley's version of S. U. 69,
H. S. Hudson of Portland, former in t ^ v i c W t T 'f L i u . i r t 't h w i w * th*
N* O. SlcuIIlSd, Saturday * P r t e l T i ^ i , who died at Oregon nit of First National wii. take p.ace
which passed the Senate und l* j conducting th# servi.*. The Minis- resident of Gaston and ex-represent­
and moonshln* slme-t slw .y.
at
#'c‘“ k
lhe CUy| J ,n ‘ 1f th. 11*e re,al a" dfo^
at the Beaver Theatre,
Sunday,
now under consideration in the I ter. Rev. Donald M' Mac Neil gave ative front Washington county, was es
hound. The larger place, regulate Tigard Evang.listic Church InU r- sonal property has a value of *21(X). Monday, and Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2o
House. The hill proposes that the the morning message, “I’rogrea* a recent visitor at the state capitol.
stales that having clgaretts. in a m#nt,
**3 S 'r“^ enl
.. 3lchf rl ,J *n! f n’ »n"’arr,ed' who and 26. Dealing, as it does, with a
The musical
s ta te should refund the g asoline lax through Opposition."
Mr- McDonald w „ 73 died at Polk Co. Feb. v leaving theme that has never before been
program waa given under the lead­ Mr. Hudson served during the 1895 pi, »orr.c from mile* a ran mi to th e «
to the rural mall c a rrie rs .
place of business, share minor, may
ot a*e He 1*aV»11to mourn
estate worth WOW. _ He_ has 5 portrayed on the screen, one that
ership of Willi* Csdy, assisted by session.
fl
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hlB
a »on,
In refutation of Senator Haney's the ITanist, Mrs. R. C. Doty and
uegrac
piaca. "
* ^ PA**ing
^
»
, W. H.f
, „ a mer- sisters
, , and 1 brother living in Hol- is new to audience» and producers
Mrs. W. L. Cady. Mr*. H, L. 11 no more
_
chant of Tigard, a daughter, Clara, land.
statement. Senator Joe E. Dunne the Webb-Boswell
quartet.
The Spencer, Mrs. Charles H. Jacks,
and a wife, Mrs. Margaret Me-
B. B. Whitten, who died in Wash. alike. The picture promises to as­
of Clackamas, Columbia and Mult- church choir »ang th* anthem, "A Mrs. M. C. McKercher, Mrs. Wal­ MRS. HALL ENTER­
Donald all of Tiga.J.
Co., Feb. 16, leaving 5 sons and sume an important place among
nomh countlea sited he had received Dream of Paradise.”
ler Van&leek, and Mrs. F. W. Li­
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4 daughters. The estate is worth films that have paved the way for
TAINS
WITH
LUNCH
a letter from a tiuck company
the new and revolutionary type of
vermore, Jr.,, went to hear th* Duf-
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Funeral services i :r the late Wil- $ 10 , 000 .
operating a large fleet of trucks
motion picture projection.
win players, Monday night.
LARGE
CROWD
AT
Jane
Spence,
who
died
at
Yam
Mr*. Clifford M. Hall entertained liam Harvey were held from Reed-
In the city limits of Portland. This
company claimed the aaine right of
VALENTINE DANCE Moca end and Sunday dinner with a delightful luncheon at her ville church, at ten o’clock, Monday hill, Feb. 5, leaving real and per- Breaking away from traditional
portrayal of love themes and the
guests at the W. R. Van Kleek home on Lombard Street, Friday of mprning. Interment was at the Odd sonal property worth $3750.
exemption, sine* tl.s trucks did not
usual happy ending. Max Reichmann,
home were Mr. and Mr». Claude last week. The invitid guests were: Fellow's cemetery at Hillsboro. He
use the state highways.
Kinton, Or.. Feb. 20. There was Anderson and Mrs. J . C. Ander­
the
director, is said to have risen
Mrs.
O.
A.
Humburg,
Mrs.
L.
passed
away
at
his
home
in
Reed-
ASKS
FOR
PROOF
OF
Senator Jay Upton, Demi, declnr a very large crowd out to the
to the prime rank of German film
and son. Bobby, Mrs. ville after an illntss of several
ed, however, that any taxes im­ "Valentine Masquerade Dance" held son of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. L. Myers
LOBBYING
CHARGE
dilectors with this picture. The
posed on the truck drivers by the at the hal| last Wednesday evening, Erwin Wills und daughter Annlee Charles Jacks and daughter, Char­ months. Mr. Harvey was 64 years
love element is there and the story
old.
He
leaves
to
mourn
his
pas­
of
Tigard.
lotte,
Mrs.
L.
L.
Lasswell
and
state would be more than returned and every one present enjoyed the
To the Honorable President of is one of extremely human reac­
son,
Lewi*
Lee,Jr.,
Mr*.
W,
L.
sing,
a
wife
and
a
host
of
friends.
fyom their charge* to the public. evening. There was a good num­
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the Senate (and Speaker of the tions to events yet its treatm ent
Cady and daughter,
Maxlns, Mra.
ABOUT
Mail drivers, he said, were in gov­ ber of masqueraders In the grand NEW BILL
N.
G.
McDonald
of
Tigard
passed
. oi . R ^ e » ^ t ,t i v r a ) Thirty- is unusual, original and of type
R. VanKleek, Mra. M. C.
ernment employ and did not have a march, the prize winners being Clay
GROWTH OF WEEDS W.
away at his home las? Thursday « * h L* flslative Assembly, Salem rarely seen on the screen.
McKercher
and
Mrs.
Paul
Ringle
similar opportunity, being men on Dorland of North Plains and Mrs.
* illness of »eve al years. Many Oregon. Sir:
after.an
and son, Richard of HilUboro.
We wish to call your attention
small aalarics.
Virgil Meyer» of T irard. An oys­
If it is proper, I respectfully re­
Salem, Feb. 20. Among other
of his former friends and neigh-
to
just a few of the big pictures
quest that this communication be
Senator K. J. Corsnsr, Spray, ter supper was en.oyai at inter­ "woody’’ problem* tackled by th#
bors attended the funeral service read in full to l»e£enate(House)., coming to the Beaver Theatre. “The
though he favored *h# Idea, consid mission. It was a late hour when legislature is one <f how tall weeds EX-REPRESENTATIVE
If any Senator (member) has Shepherd of the Hills” is a pic­
• red that this m atter should not the alTatr broke up About $33.00 may grow and when they shall ba
VISITS LEGISLATURE held Satur<Uy >ft*lnoon-
ture no one should miss. If you've
be settled by legirlature, but by waa netted, which wua added to the cut. A bill, which provides that
Mrs. Wade Amentrout passed a- knowledge that the editor of The seen the play or the picture before
court.
.JO grange treasury.
weeds shall not grow to a height
Salem, Or., Feb. 20. L. M. Hes­ way Tuesday evening at the Via Vo^
an>’ mem^ r of * *
ypu’ll want to see it again. “The
in excess of 12 inches and shall se of Scholls, forn.er representative hospital at Forest Grove. The fun- *taffLor « "J,
of
Vo' Night Bird” is the picture to be
be destroyed and prevented from from Washington county, was re­ eral will be at 2 P . M. Friday ter hag lobbied, ei. her at this or sponsored by the local O. E. S.
STATE GRANGE LEC
any previous sess:on of the Legis­
CHANGE MAY BE
seeding during the remainder of the cently extended the “courtesy" of
club. It's a clean, fast, uproarious
lature, while connected with The
TIR ER IS INJURED calendar year, has been introduced the House at the request of Repre­ (today).
eomedy. Then there ;s the “Foreign
MADE IN A LAW
Voter,
or
has
sold
influence
for
by Senator Edward F. Bailey of sentative L. EX Wilkes, Hillsboro. MR. ANI) MRS SWEN­
pay or has accepted any fee for al- Legion” which is tremendous. And
Kinton, Ore., Feb. 20. The many Junction City.
SON
ENTERTAIN
CLUB
E£a*
influence or propaganda, he one more, "Subma-'ne" which has
friends
of
Mrs.
M.nnie
E.
Bond,
Salem, Feb. JO, “Th* attorney
The Bill, S. B. 170, amends sev­ WILLIAM BERST IS A
-
is
requested
to report the same proven such a hu everywhere.
general of the statu has ruled that lecturer of the Oregon state grange, eral sections of the present law
MEMBER
OF
BAND
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Swenson to the proper authority of the
no minor can work in any restaur­ win b* very sorry to learn »he met relating to weed control districts
entertained the Neighborhood Club, Set te (House) |for investigation BILL TO
RFGULATE
ant, Uiug store or any such place with a serious acciuent at the lec­ and the extermination of obnoxious
Salem, Feb. 20. William Berst, Tuesday. The evenin'» was spent in anc to myself as a matter of cour-
where cigarcttva are icidenlally turer’s conference held in Corvallis, weeds.
DISTRIBUTION, MILK
former member of the Beaverton playing “500.” The prize winners tes
,
sold,' declared Kepicscnlutiiv Janie* last week. In some unaccountable
“It merely stiffen* the present band, is a mttnber of the 186th were Mrs. J. A. Anderson, and Lou-
I
xm
proof
"
a
s
to
the
editor
of
way
the
tripped
and
fell,
cutting
T. Uncivil, lluod Liver.
law on weed extermination and puts Infantry band, which played at the is Hughson, first prize, and Mrs. The Voter, he wi'l withdraw from
Salem, Feb. 20. “I can see a
House bill i»t>0, unreduced by Mr. a place on her face which required some teeth in it," was Senator Capitol during the state’s birthday Hughson and Mr. B. J . Wood- the State House ard cease publi
three
stitches,
also
spiaining
om
great deal of good in this n u t
Dusieil, stru v s out a clause in the
Bailey's
explanation
of
the
bill.
cation of his magaxine Upon proof ill but many poor pe lc, v vo
anniversary party lari week.
ward, consolation.
of her wrists. Her fnei.d» in thi
selection retting to the selling 01
as to any member of its staff or :.ave one or two cows .u d
c
cigumlUs to minors. This section vicinity hop* to h i > i u favorubit
employee, sa;d offender will be dis­ perate under ths bill," declaicJ
report
of
her
condition
very
soon.
slakes that havng cigareltss in a
charged from The Voter will not Representative Frank l'eter
"f
pace of ousine. *, w hite minora may
There is not the slightest foun­ Hillsboro, opposing the pa sage ’t
take them or help tliem.elves, snail MRS. NAULT IS GIVEN
dation for the charge that The Vo­ H. B. 322, which provides regula­
bs held to b* prim» faci* evidence
ter lobbies or has lobbied, or at any tion of the production, sale and dis­
A
SURPRISE
PARTi
of an intent to sell to minors,
time has accepted any fee for any tribution of milk.
"Many minors ere working In
sendee other than that of render­
Aloha, Or«. Fsb. 20. Friends ano
Continuing his objection, Mr. Pe­
drug stores or restaurant* to earn neighbors of Mrs. Nault pleasantly
ing Information, and the same ap­ ters said, "It is too complicated for
money to go to school," Mr. Haz- surprised her at her home on Stu
plies to the editor of The Voter tne smail producer. It would put
lett said, “and it ia perfectly pr- | cy Ave., Saturday evening. The oc
Any assertion to the contrary i? them out of business. I v ill have
per for them to do so. Under the casion was her uiith anniversury.
false, and The Veter courts the to oppose the bill i" present i mt.
provisions of this cluusc minors can ! Musical selections were enjoyed.
most thorough investigation that car
"Would you use milk for your
not even enter a rest aui ant or place Cards were played, and very de
be applied. Respectfully.
{if business where i igarettes are in­ i lightful refreshment* were served
(Signed) C. C. Chapman. Edi­ ¿amilj that was ro t regulated?"
,ueried Representative Walter W,
cidentally sold. This is * great
tor, The Oregon Voter, Statefiouse
Russell of McMinnville.
hardship and whilq it is not often 1 Among those present W'ere: Mr
Salem, Oregon.
“I have been using it for years,"
enforced, it is posiibie to do so and I and Mrs. Harry Weaver, Mr. and
Mr. Peters replied.
lett said, "and it is perfectly pro- j Mrs. Andrew Denholm, Mr. and Mrs.
PARTY
IS
GIVEN
IN
they complying with most
this should bs taken out of tha law," Oscar Mason and daughter, Wilma,
F. M. LASSITER HOMF jf "Aren't
Mr. and Mrs, R Chamberlain and
these regulations?" Russell asked.
daughter, Virginia.
“They produce clean milk," was
The F . M. Lawfter home or rijllsboro representative’s retort.
MR. AND MR*. W EL­
Tucker Street was the scene of r
MRS. HOCKEN GIVES
The bill was passed by a large
delightful party on Saturday eve­ majority.
TER GIVEN PARTY BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
ning In honor of the birthday an
niversary of Mr. Lassiter. Fivr
A luncheon was given Feh. 14th
hundred was played by the follow­ AOMEN’S MISSIONARY
Mr. and Mrs. M. Welter of Third
ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. V. A.
MEETING, HELD SOON
Street were tendered
a pleasant' at the home of M-» Emma Hocken
Wood: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beach:
surprise jsirty on 1 riday evening in honor of her 92nd birthday, t^iin
Mr. and Mrs. W. H Bngelke; Dr
The Women's Missionary Meeting
by a number of friends and neigh» also being th« birthday of one of
and Mrs. J . R. Tilbert: Mr. and of the Bethel Church will be held
brtrs in honof of t^eir recent m ar­ her daughter», a grand daughter and
Mra. Charles Jacka and Mr. and at the home of Mia. Nell Talbot’
riage, Th« evening wa* spent at a great grand daughtei. Many frlsnda
Mrs. Omstead. Mr. Wood and Mrs
on Second atreet Thursday, Feb.
*'500." Several vocal eelsctions were and relatives called during the day
Jacka won high «cores.
rendered by Mr. W F . Desingsr. and evening to extend greeting*
28th at 2:30. The subject for atudy
will be “Pacific University- Past-
Delicious refreshments were served and good wishes.
N . W GORHAM H A S R E ­ Present- and Future”. The speakers
at midnight. Thole present were:
MAYOR
Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Edwards and HILLSBORO
T U R N E D FROM CAL wll be Mrs. W. L. Cady, Mrs G.
Garrett, Mrs. L. L. .Myers, and Mr*.
son, Leland, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
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Desinger, Mr. and Mrs. L L. Lass-
N. W. Gorham returned Sunday E. G. Webb.
well and son, Lewis Lee, Mr. and
evening from San Francisco, Calif
Salem, Feh. 20. Orange Phelps,
Mrs. A. C. Chinn, h'ra. M, C. Mc- mayor of Hillsboro,
The Sunday sftim w m
service
where he has been under observa­
George Mc­
Karcher, Mn. and JMrq. W. R. Gee’, city mnt’Bgrr of Hillsboro, vis­
it the Wa hington County Ilosnit il
tion at the S. P. ilospital. He laf
YafiKjl rek and daughter^, Cathryn, ited the state legislature recently,'
Tuesday evening for Los Angeler will be conducted by tne men « rs
Mr. John Hays, Mr. Gus Desinger calling on Representative Frank R.
to join Mra. Gorham for a visit of the Intermediat? C. E. Society
and Miss Cathryn Dcsingcr.
with friend», in the sunny Califor­ of the Bethel Church on Feb. 24th
reterà,
at 2:30. Everyone ia welcome.
nia eity,
If I could »trig n souk of Hope,
The iroldun » omk of Ixivo that chuura,
Could hid th« hud* of Joy to ope
In bloom* of fragrance through the year*,
Great Beyond
Legislative Mill Grinds
ires
ires uomii
Io Beaver Theater
The Corner Stone of Our Government
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